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Rubicor is embarking on a capital raising exercise, partly in response to a large legacy tax liability, new CEO David Hutchison told the company's AGM this afternoon. read more

Ashley Services Group executives have today faced questions about funding an ex-union official's personal surveillance, and the company's decision to employ his relatives. read more

The Victorian Government's labour hire inquiry will focus on fact-finding first, and regulation second, says its chair, Professor Anthony Forsyth. read more

Moving from a less mature, 'post and pray' recruitment approach to one founded on marketing principles has helped insurance provider Bupa Australia improve its candidate experience. read more

Identifying "Dark Triad" personality types during the recruitment process can help recruiters weed out potential bullies, according to experts. read more

The RCSA has called for amendments to the Fair Work Act to prevent organisations losing unfair dismissal cases based on procedural errors alone. read more

The RCSA's draft industry code needs more work in order to accommodate recruiters who don't define themselves as employment services or on-hire providers, ITCRA members argue. read more

Employment contracts are an outdated concept based on incorrect assumptions about workers' engagement preferences, argues Suncorp Group's strategic workforce planning chief. read more

The Victorian Government's inquiry into the labour hire industry will consider whether a state-based licensing system will work without a national approach, according to new documents. read more